Vernonia angustifolia Plum Peachy Bolivia topped with luscious orangey-bronze flowers

topped with luscious orangey-bronze flowers that often show a narrow yellow border and a small yellow throat

pure white border

Japan native that we originally received from Eco Gardens

deer-resistant leaves and adorned from early June until frost with terminal clusters of mustard-orange (RHS 25B) flowers tipped in yellow

The single leaf is held atop a 2-3' tall

Vernonia angustifolia Plum Peachy Bolivia topped with luscious orangey-bronze flowers(aka: Vernonia angustifolia A2GA 003B) In 1998, we found this wonderful selection of the Southeast native (NC to Mississippi), Vernonia angustifolia, growing on a grit outcrop in Turner Co., Georgia. Despite being discovered and named by the famed plant explorer, Andre Michaux, more than 200 years ago, narrow leaf ironweed is surprisingly absent in horticulture. The robust 4' tall stalks of narrow, green amsonia like leaves are topped, starting in